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St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23
Great Opportunity for an Invest
rnent near Suburban Hills Park
on Dayton's Bluff. SO Lots in
Mound Park Addition.
WE WILL SELL AT
AUCTION !
SATURDAY, NOV. 5,

in the above addition
to st. Paul,situated on
Burns ave. and Thorn
street. Mound Park
addition, as its name
implies,is located close
by the recently deter
mined park, which in
cludes the Indian
Mounds in Suburban
Hills. It is covered
with fine shade trees.
10 speak in praise Of
this as a fine residence
location is entirely un-
necessary. It only
needs be said that this
addition is the cream of
Suburban Hills. One
half Of it lies north
Of Burns avenue, the
other south. The prop
erty has been so
plated that of the
thirty-six .(36) lots
comprised in it twen-
ty-four have a south
and three an east 'front.'
age. This property
is beautifully elevated,
affording the same
picturesque views Of
bluffs and river below
the city which will
make Mound Park it.
self an increasingly in
teresting and famous
resort. The location
of the Park establishes
Burns avenue as the
favorite roadway lead
ing by the park to the
delightful region be-
yond.When the system
Of boulevard leading
to the park and the
park itself have re-
ceived the attention
which their impor-
tance will demand,lots
located as these are
will command prices
which to be named
now would seem fab
ulous. fanother place
can be named In or
about St. Paul where
prices are so sure of a
notable advance as
here, we are ourselves
unable to name it.
The sale, it is needless
to state, is positive and with
out reserve. The lots will
be sold to the highest bid
der. An opportunity Of
such a kind hasnot occurred
this season, and, we venture
to say, will not occur again
for a long time to come.
The terms will be made
very easy; only one-fourth
cash, the balance in one, two
and three years.
Free hacks will leave our
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

Fourth Story.
AZ 49, Ohio Coal Co.
40. W. E. Rogers & Sons.
42. N. W. Singleton & Co.
43. Crawford Livingston.
46. 81. S. Potts & Co.,
Al. Surveyors.
so. FL. j. Horn.
81. Attorney at Law.
So. | Hennessey Bros, Agnew & Cox
So. Building Contractors.
"a. Willis Il Polk,
55. Popping IL Markham,
Sc. Attorneys at Law.
81. Walter Ife, Architect.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

Eighth Story.
115. ii5. Managing Editor.
116. Night Editor.
1T. City Reporters.
11S. City Editor.
119. Editorial Rooms.
120. Library and Telegraph.
iS9 1s5' Society Editors.
125. D. F. Colville,
126. ! Music Studio.
127. Misses Lalley and Hehir.
12S. D. Ramaley 81 Sons,
129. Job Office.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

Seventh Story.
SO. ]. E. Stryker.
SO. Edwin A. Jaggard.
100. Penn. Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
P. Baldy, General Agent.
105. Mrs. K. James,
LOG. ! Manicure.
100.
III III }Somers & Fuller, Real Estate.
112.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

Sixth Story.
rs. Thompson-Houston Electric Co.
79. n. W. Electric
79. ! Construction & Supply Co.
S0.a j. L. Forepaugh.
s.: S. ". HRaE!ef e. beGe1iet B: Mstvin' Law Office.
IS. James M. Hutchinson,
&c., Attorney at Law.
&c. E. E. Mcdonald,
80. Law Office.
81: A. W. Cunning, Notary.
92.: Levi NJ. Villas,
93. Lawyer.
a. A. V. Teeple,
95. Law,
96. Loans.
81. Folsom & Murray.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23
Third Story.

Third Story.
25. ! E. W. Peet,
26. Mortgage Loans.
20. Mutual Life Ins. Co. of NewYor
so. ] E. W. Peet & Co., Managers.
81. III. p. Hoppin.
2S. j. F. Fitzpatrick.
81. | Daniel A. Mobiles.
80. Richard K. Boney.
81. Graves & Vinton,
3S. Mortgage
80. Loans.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23
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During the past week there has been
considerable activity in business prop
erty, and more contracts have been
made in this time than during any other
week for some time past.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

One of the principal sales in impor-
tance that has been made public is the
sale by the Germania bank and the es-
tate of William F. Davidson of seventy
five feet front on Wabasha street by 100
feet deep, to the st. Paul Masonic Tenn
pie association. The contracts have all
been made and signed between the
proper parties, and The Masonic frater-
nifty are making active preparations to
raise the money TO pay for the ground
contracted for and to put themselves in
condition 10 improve the same as early
as practicable.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23
7 TIT G. Lob:
BUILDING
Bulletin Board.
First Story.

l. DAILY GLOBE
2. Counting room,
3. | Franklin u Clay,
4. lReal Estate.
5. w. S. Denis, Cigar Store.
6. Mcguire Bros, Merrill & Ross
T.. st. Paul Gas Light company.
8. Arc and Incandescent Electric
g.. Lighting.
- Second Story.
TO-. ! Real Estate Title
II. Insurance Company;
12.. f. Willius, President;
49,, G. S. Bunker, Secretary.
a.; III. +. Stevens,
Is. J Attorney at Law.
16. j. r. d S. McMurran,
II. Real Estate.
Is. | Thompson d Mcdonald,
10. I Attorneys at Law.
20. q. d. O'Brien,
21. Henry S. Wood,
%. J Attorneys at Law.
%. Samuel &. Sloan.
"a. r. B. Galusha.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23
BUSHNELL
BUSHNELL. ST
365 Robert Street, Cor Fifth, St. Paul. Minn.
Real Estate Dealers andAgentS.
We have listed with several prop
erty TO looking bargain inside property
show them very desirable property
$175OHouse and lot Como Warrendae station on
Northern Pacific short line. Terms easy.
Bryants addition that will paw you to
look
We have two cheap lots in Syndicate addition ST.
Paul. below the market If you bargain this
$lO5oO for of the finest Summit addition
14Ox15O feet
$4,000 for 80 feet on Summit avenue east Lexington
worth $4,000.
Is, 60 40 and 80 tracts hatit will pay
$1,OOO-House Inver Grove Park monthly paw
Inents.
Now that money has become easy plenty
investors and purchasers freely
thinking otnakng purchase do delay till
the activity
fall and winter We show you property that pay
handsome profits before spring.
We have good list ofproperty in parts city
handle only such property listed exclusively
it will pay to look list
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
The Peoples Bank of St. Paul
RESOURCES.

AT close of business on Oct 18th, 1887.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

Ninth Story.
Composing Room.
Proof Room.
Stereotype Rooms.
Foreman'S Room.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-15
Original Notice.

Il. r. DeGooh, paiauG
Geo. NJ. Gray, cfrnddnt.
Ia the district of the state of Iowa in and for
Audubon county. September t~rm 1887
10 Geo VI Grry, d'Js"drnt:-You arc hereby mott.
ned mat petition by said plantin is now file in
the oics OF the clerk Of the district court ef said
Audubon county. iowa, claiming Of you three hun
dred and twenty dollars with ten per cent interest
from February h, lSS6 and the st,tuary attorneys
fees on your eight prOmIssory notes made to plaintiff
dated February 9TH, 1850 and asking the reforms
ana f"reclosnrr Of bond for deed Of lots two and
three u and - ia block four a. in the town OF GRAY
Audubon county, Iowa, given by plaintiff to you
February 9Th lsSG. And asking that a receiver be
appointed T. take charge of and said property
And that unles~ you appear thereto and defend before
noon OF tho hrS day Oi the term OF said court
commencing at AHdUbpu said county and state, on
the 21th day of Srp"mber A. D., 1887 default will
be entered against YOU, and Judgment rendered
thereon.
Dated this goth day Of August, \. u. 1857
THEO +. MYERS and I. L. BaAISArp
3o'fw-S9'O0I ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-15
Cerealine at 1'albott's.

Sweet Potatoes at Talbott's.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-15
Administrators Notice OF the Sale
of Real Estate

BY the authority Of the District Court Of Audubon
County, Iowa, tile undersigned administrator 81 thu
estate VI John d. Stone, deceased late Of Audubon
dsy OF October 1897 at clock D. m In fropt Of the
court house Mt Audubon, Iowa, the following dee
eribed real estate situated In Audubon county Iowa
to-wit
The south half Of the north west quarter Of section
twenty-five I'D 10 township eighty (s0) north Of
range 'hr'y'hye 35l west OF the bth p. m,
TEass or sALE--'ine. half cash; balance by nots
with approved secariIy payable IA one year with
interest At eight pr cent per annum
Der, 1887.
JoHs T. MINER,
dt,fn
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-15
Cheap Rates to Chicago.

The Chicago & North Western Railway
Co. will sell cheap excursion tickets to
Chicago and Return during September
and October, on account the Chicago Elk.
position. which will continue from Sep.
TENDER 7th to October 22nd, and for the
International Military Encanpmment, he.
ginning October lst and lasting until DC.
tober 10th. For information relative to
dates when tickets will be sold, rates, etc
apply to agents Chicago u North Western
Railway.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-15
SheriH's Sale.
Nichols sheppard n Go,

Nichols sheppard n Go,
Daniel Fulton 3 : II. Schriver.
by virtue OF neral execution, di, ectci 20 me
from the clerk 81 the district court Of Audubon
counts, Iowa. Oh a Judgment rendered BY H. u.
funk, Justice OF the leacv, In and Leroy tow
ship OF Audubon county, Iowa, ON the 24th day OF
February, 1856, at "a court then and there held hy
said justice Ia favor Of Nichols Sheppard 4 Co AZ
plaintiff, ard against Daniel Fulton h s. II. Schryyer
As DEFENDANTS for the sum Of one hundred and six
dollars aud two cents $1,000, and costs tn xed at
six dollars and tlty cents $780, and accruing costs
and ten dollars I'd sixty cents $50 co. attorney
lees; aud whereas the said party Obtaining gnent
rs Aforesaid caused certified transcript there VI to be
filed In the oihcc O the clerk of the district court Of
Audubon county, on the 9Th day of March, A. D.
1856, have levied upon the following real property
taken as the property Of said defendants Daniel Full
ton and s. II. schver TO satisfy said execution to-
wit
The north hall Of tho southwest quarter and tbs
southwest quarter Of the northwest quarter Of sac
tim thirty-sN t3b) township eighty sO) range f31l
west 9th p. m Ia Audubon county, Iowa.
And will ch'r tIe same for sale to The hi gh cat
bidder for cash in hand, the Tth day of October
A. De- lssT, In IRON VI the court house IN Audubon
At the hour Uf q cIu,k p n, OF said day. when and
where due attendance will be given By the unds or.
signed,
1887. WIN, M.i,oay
Sheriff Of said county
NASH, PHELHs 4 GREEN, Attorneys.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-15
Cheap Rates to Denver.

The Chicago X North. We stern Railway
20. will sell excursion tickets to Denver
and Return at one fare for the Round
Trip. Tickets will be sold September
18th to IS, inclusive, and as they will be
good returning until October 3Ist. an ex,
cellent opportunity is presented to parties
DESTROYS of visiting Colorado. Tickets
will be sold 10 Odd Fellows, their friends
and the general public. For tickets, in.
formation and sleeping car accommoda.
tons, apply to agents OF Chicago & North.
Western Railway Co.
Prepare to attend the county fair,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-15
PICTURESQUE WASHINGTON,

Scenery history, traditions public and social lifs
with graphic descriptions Of the capitol aud congress-
the white house, with views Of Mt. Vernon msps Of
the city Of Washington and diagrams Of the halls Of
congress. book Of national importance, beauti.
fully illustrated lOw-mic- and popular with every.
body. Golden Opportunity for agents. Address
1871 q. W. LYON, Cedar Rapids Iowa
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-15
TERMS OF COURT
Fifteenth District oflowa, 18s9-ae

1t is hereby ordered that the terms of
the Dis,ric, Court of the stat. nj lou,
within and for rh,. Fifteenth Judicial D;,'
trict for th,. ,,..., isss a,d is "a -. 90
and held m tn. several Conn,,s. l., Ia
District at the lines foIlovinu in.v;t.
In the County OF AUDiJBON fo,r
terms sha, be hIi. in each of aid ,eor.
beginning rc,p.clivel, IN the. wear 1870
on the 24th da, OF January. The. 3rd d,v ri
April, the 2sIh ,iay Auy,st ana the s,h
day OF November; and in the wear ,sso
on the 22rd DIV If lamar tb:' ID 10,
OF April, the 9TH d,v nI Snans, and ~.
9Th day OF N,,y. miner
In The Cou;,r, Of po;t,va,t,,,;. =, ~.
town OF AVOCA. tour terms shall N. hold
in each OF id years. bep,nning rssnec.
lively in the wear 1855. on The l41h dav of
February. The oI,., d,y or Anil H.. ;c,h
day ot Srntrrn,r aid th,. or do, IS
| Nov.mb,ri ant,n ,h,. ,,ar $50 '
1a,h day of Frnrnarv ,hs oYrd dar "
| AnriI m. I'M d,y nfS.,,sr,h
| oath dav o. N,y.rnber
In the COMMIT, of SlIFI nv rour t.-r,.
shall h. h,ll in each nc cad ,.,rs $50
min, rrsprcti,riy N the ,,ar ,ses ~ ~.
| 2st6 dav of Feh,,ary ,h. OH ,au rs Ma,
| the oDd' dav of O,fob.r and rho ,I,b AZ
| Of D,.crn,b, =. .,.,i; ~ ,,,'. ,,a.,r 1880 .
| oG,h doy nf r,r,r',,ry ~. Tih dar " Mam
| the l., d,,of.,l .,,I;,r ,,,i u,,n,L ~
| Of D,.cemb.r 10y
In The Coupfv IF NONTcoNppv
four terms shaI, h.. held IN e,ch vs. .s;s
yca,s heyinnim,, resn,.c,irai,, ~ ,.. ',"a-
lSSs on th, Jill d,y NJ Ionrar,, ~ "a
dav of Anvil rnt BAL, dav or 49, s or, u'
9Th dav If Enys,1b.r. and j., ~. 50 ,Sso
on the o2nd oC Ian,,r" ,ba o. @" A., ioo .,
| Anil ,hn D-,L yn,, IS ~. VI
day ~ Novs,nar "'o viz '''
| In tbe Comr,y at Case
n. held in eocb oC "a 80 tI::
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day NJ Esh,ra., ~ ~, -, So' o' NJ, '
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| AMI ~. Si,h do,, "r .,~ pun gay ol
AT d,v a, b'.rn,,,bar anu '"e
In he comn,, pAcp c,,,u.-u
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r.snec,ivaIy in ,h,. 800 $40 - - n..S
d,r oS Ian,,or W.. o. 100, y" .hc ~1tn
9SiL a. -, ' Wv u"y VI nP''' INC
Norsn,bsr. and ~ ,h a"u VIC o SS' ay Oh
90, ur S"H - l''e year 1852 on the
80 81 a. y, u'e 1"a u'y VI APRIL
~ S va, " aug s' anu 'ne o'n Gay
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terms shall he SnI3 IN ea.h IS "a .ou'
u ems sna'i DC heId IN each OF SAID years,
eSpe1'tE ~ III inc year 1883,
| - - - .' u" 'he ~a'h oay
the o7,h 40, ~ N";,ah any
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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-15
TAX LEVY, 1887.

LEVY, 1887.
On motion the board proceeded make the following ev
the and towns hipsf fol he
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-15
Sheriff s Sale.
Mccormick Harvesting 4 Machine Co.
|oHS T. MINyR,
Administrator.

Mccormack Haryestln; 4 Machine Co.
A.. ]. vanDonslcT s ). II. Schryver
ny virtue Ola general execution directed to m.
froni tho cerk OF tbs dish court of Audil sos
county Iowa, "n ia sm"nt rendered IN the circuit
court on tn" 9th dhy pril 1856 In favor OF Meteor.
mick HaTrsNti & Id'hIne 60. a. pi!iut a. and
against A. NauDruai T& 5 II. S hry YER ~ d-f,nd.
ants, for the sun Of ou. hundred and fJrty-seycu
dollars and .txtyiw" cent Sl47 O. and costs tax ed
at siA dollars and nineTy five cents ST. 95 and accru.
ing costs, aud ion "en dollars and seventy six cents
tSH16), stt1ru"ys icrs havO levied upon the FOL.
lowing real prapstt, t'keB tn property Of said
defenJant s. 'cnry yer u satisfy said execution, to-
wit:
The south h If of Tho north west qsurt-r and the
North halt OF south W. quarter of srctiJa n t,wp.
ship 81 rangc - an asst hiatt OF north east quarter
ofseeti"n 3 tsulsh.. 81 range IS west 9Th p M IN
Audubon counti | wa.
And win offer the same for sal. the highest
bidder for cash In hand, the 7th day Of Octo.
Der, A. d. 1851 IN front If the court house In AUDI.
bon, at the houroI o'clock p IN, of said day, whom
and whore due attendance will be given by the IN.
dsrsi2ned.
1887. Nm MsLionY'
Sheriff Of said county.
ny Wv. LAUBESDER, Deputy.
Nash, PHELPS GEEES, Attorneys
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-15

Prepare to attend the county fair.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-15

Mrs Sylvester witness rs
Mrs A b Houston witness = IS
John Crane IS
On motion the following fees
were allowed in the investigation of
the insanity Of Ele!cr L. Ballard:
G II Vail clerk fees s so
Dr. d G Lass commissioner 6 90
II u Funk 6 90
John Crane sheriff s 20
On morton the BOARD adiourneI
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-15

CHEAP will sell my old ware
house very reasonable. 1t is ,ox4o,
with twelve foot posts and IN very
good condition. Call and examine
it. JNo. f. CoNsIGNy.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-15

Fifteen stands OF good Italian
bees for sale cheap. Inquire Of
n. ]. FEIGHoR,
City Marshal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20
Condensed Locals.

While cunning near Bladensburg, Tuesday, Mr.
Lelson OF this city, had his left hand nearly blown
Cn by the bursting OF his gun.
The regimental colOrs which were won by the
First Virginia Regiment ut the National Dr1ll have
been received from the manufacturers and were
yesterday placed on exhibition in WilletJ q Ruors
store window.
Andrew Taylor, coored man, aged twenty nine
years, Was struck on the head by a5-pound ham,
mer while he was working on a vault In the Treas
uFy Department this morning. lie sustained q
severe scalp wound, AM was taken to the Ener-
sencf Hospital Tor treatment.
Richard McGinniS was taken Ill yesterday after
noon at the Baltimore and Ohio depot and was
sent 10 Providence Hospital
MIS- sullivan. who found a sum OF money In the
Presidents grounds, Is stated in yesterdays STAR,
states that she delivered the money 10 Policeman
Cunningham only upon his promise that he would
take eare OF IT, and give II back 10 her II not called
for BY the loser.
W. NJ levin was admitted TO the bar this morn
ing.
VIM Harris, a colOred boy from East Washing
ton, was given q home on the farm for three
months ty Judge Smell to-day for vagrancy. He
avs be has no parents and Is homeless.
THk EEKLy STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World is
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The WEEKLY STAR IL IL a handsomely printed
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England's Peculiar Morality.

REFLECTIONS SUGGESTED BY THE CONDUCT OF IoRD
AILEsBURY AND HUGHEs-HALLETT.
From the Pail Mall Gazette.
Which is the worse onense? To prevent people
losing and winning their bets squarely by your.
self cheating on the turf? or to invite the stem
daughter OF one Of your wives to your house. IN
afterward visit in country house with her and to
be kicked out for running her? TO borrow her
money, without security, to return 1t when you
hear a criminal lawyer Is on your track: and
finally ito ask what more the young lady or her
family can possibly want since you are perfectly
ready to shoot her brother and to desert your
wife and other children in favor OF her and her
fortune? Which Is worse OF the two? we mead
not stay TO inquire; for, whatever answer mIuht
be given, Is not this at least an extraordf nary
thing that whereas society" In general and tory
society In particular, considers the former "a an
Offense for which no punishment is too severe it
considers the latter as one Tor which no punish
ment. not even indeed word OF passing censure.
Is necessary?
Yet this is precisely and accurately the mora,
judgment which has been proclaimed by the two
journals which more particularly represent the
riches and the responsibility OF torydOm THE
Times has denounced the swtndler on the turf To
the extent OF demanding the whole reform of his
Orde: on account OF his onense. SO has the Mo1u
ing Post, which returns to the charge and calls
out for q house OF lords in which no Haruuises OF
Ailesbury shall be possible. Yet neither the one
journal nor the other has had single Syllable "a
say on the scandal Of q house Of Commons in
which a man Ike Col Hughes-Hal can SIN 40.
ure as ian honorable and gallant member
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20
A Nind.Cure Convention.

DIR. BARTOI- WHO WAS EXPECTED 70 DEFEND THE
THEORY, TOOK THE OTHER SIDE
The mind-cure enthusiasts are having a two.
days convention in Boston, and are discussing
their peculiar faith with a great deal of fervor.
They have regarded the Rev. DR.. c. A. Bartol as
one OF their ablest defenders and he was an
nounced to speak on 'The Pro and Con OF Mind
Cure" What he said on the con side took the
convention all aback. He said: .0There Is danger
or extravaganza. The mental healers have not a
monopoly. They cannot XIII OF the old doctors
Can CHRISTIAN science set broken limb? IL
might take the beam out OF the eye but a cinder
Is too much for you" Mrs. Diaz interrupted the
speaker and asked II he had ever tried the mental
healing on cinder. Dr. Bartol replied that be
Tried IL, but finally went to d doctor and had the
cinder removed. Continuing he said: "Let US
be true; let US be consistent. But you can't nut
aside all the Old theories. AS DIR. BOwditch said
have yet TO see the mental healing that can
destroy the germs OF typhoid fever. DO not sup
pose That you can In moment become the high
est type OF mfndcure, or any other kind OF physi-
clan. do not believe that man can come from
behind counter, or from an express wagon and
the next day be good doctor. There are SPECIFIC
ton1cs In medicine that have their virtues and
you cannot do away with them. Do not think
That am on the fence. am on both sides or IT, -
Some one rose In the back or the hall and said he
would like to ask q question. He was permit led
to do SO, and he called out: IS 1t possible to sue
cessfully face both ways?"
Or. Bartoi raised laugh by answering: 81 can
look all around"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20
Settled for $4,000 Cash.

4 GRANDDAUGHTER'S SHARE OF TOBACCoNIsT John
ANDERSON'S MILLIONS.
The New York Sun says: Fifty thousand dollars
cash, paid TO Mrs Mary Maud Watson, has ended
her contest Of the will Of her grandfather John
Anderson, the tobacconist. who left S., 600 600 It
was he who invented tinfoil wrappers for chewing
tobacco to obllge Gen. Winfield Scott who was a
patron OF his tobacco shop. Under the will the
granddaughter got the income OF 500, 600 John
Charles Anderson, the old mans son, was the
reSiduary iegatee. II the granddaughter could
have upset the will she would have come Ia for
over 81 600. She the only child OF the late
Mary L. Carr, one Of AndersOn's five children on
the recent trial Of an e1ectment suit which she
woD, good deal OF interesting evidence was taken
az 10 AndersOn'S ways, the murdrr OF MS pretty
cigar SRI, Mary Rogers. and his own belief In
Spir1tualsm and experiences with ghosts
Last september negotiations were begun looking
70 settlement OF the litigation. In the early part
OF the present month ex-Judge George NJ Curtis,
Mrs. Watson, her husband Alfred L. Watson ex.
Gov. Samuel E. Pingree, OF Vermont in whose
office Mr.. Watson Is a law student, and on behalf
OF the estate, Thomas NJ. North and Alfred WaV.
stan, had a consultation at hotel at White River
Junction. Vt, where the dispute was fully dis
cuSsed. Mrs Watson, upon the advice of ex-Gov
PinSree, agreed to take $4,000 IN cash In full SET
telnent OF all claims upon the estate The money
Was paid her there and then, and she and her huS-
band signed release. Mrs. WatSon'S expenses
have been very heavy in this litigation, and It Is
not supposed that her counsel is TO be paid out Of
the sum settled upon. suit for the construction
OF the will Is still pending.